A Story of Two Transports. Jews of Medžimurje and Prekmurje during the Holocaust, guided tour of the exhibition with the author Boris Hajdinjak

The documentary exhibition presents the long history of Jews in the area of Prekmurje and Međimurje, the rise and flourishing of Jewish communities in the area, their contribution to the development of cities and towns in both regions, and the sad fate that befell them during the Holocaust. The exhibition, authored by Boris Hajdinjak, director of the Synagogue Maribor, is complemented by a wealth of pictorial material and was prepared as part of the international project Never Forget – Remembering the Holocaust and Building Tolerance and Solidarity in the EU. The partners of the EU-funded Never Forget project were the Jewish Community of Čakovec and the Municipality of Lendava. The exhibition will be on display at Negova Castle from 29 August to 3 November 2024 during the opening hours of the castle.

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Zgodba o dveh transportih. Medžimurski in prekmurski Judje med holokavstom, vodenje po razstavi z avtorjem Borisom Hajdinjakom

Na dokumentarni razstavi so predstavljeni dolga zgodovina Judov na območju Prekmurja in Medžimurja, vzpon in razcvet judovskih skupnosti na tem območju, njihov prispevek k razvoju mest in krajev v obeh pokrajinah ter žalostna usoda, ki jih je doletela med holokavstom. Razstava, katere avtor je Boris Hajdinjak, direktor Sinagoge Maribor, je dopolnjena z bogatim slikovnim gradivom, pripravljena pa je bila v okviru mednarodnega projekta Never Forget – Remembering the Holocaust and Building Tolerance and Solidarity in the EU (Nikoli ne pozabimo – v spomin na holokávst ter za spodbujanje strpnosti in solidarnosti v EU). Partnerici projekta Never Forget, ki ga je financirala EU, sta bili Židovska općina Čakovec in Občina Lendava. Razstava bo v Gradu Negova na ogled od 29. avgusta do 3. novembra 2024 v odpiralnem času gradu.

Organizator:
Zavod za kulturo, turizem in promocijo Gornja Radgona, Grad Negova
V sodelovanju z:
Center judovske kulturne dediščine Sinagoga Maribor